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Seeking a full-time Urgent Care Physician in Mooresville, NC with a competitive salary of $220,000-$230,000 per year, offering flexible 3-4 day work weeks, no night shifts or call, and no administrative burdens. The practice focuses on outpatient urgent care for all ages with supportive clinical staff and on-site diagnostic services.
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Momentum HCS is seeking a Board-Certified or Board-Eligible Urgent Care Physician (MD/DO) for a permanent opportunity in Mooresville. This is an excellent opportunity for physicians who are passionate about patient care and enjoy practicing medicine without administrative burdens, while maintaining strong work-life balance. The ideal candidate will be comfortable treating patients of all ages in a fast-paced urgent care setting and performing in-office procedures as needed. Location: Mooresville, North Carolina Employment Type: Full-Time | Permanent Compensation: $220,000-$230,000 per year Position Highlights Flexible scheduling with 3-4 day work week options Block shifts available Clinic hours: 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM (Monday-Friday) | 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Weekends) No on-call requirements No night shifts Supportive clinical staff and streamlined operations On-site CLIA-approved lab and full-body digital x-ray Opportunity to focus on patient care without administrative burden